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In chapter 33 of The Awakening, why are the names “Mrs. Merriman” and “Mrs. Highcamp” significant?

In chapter 33 of The Awakening, why are the names “Mrs. Merriman” and “Mrs. Highcamp” significant?
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In chapter 33 of The Awakening, why are the names “Mrs. Merriman” and “Mrs. Highcamp” significant?

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Their names are direct reflection of their character traits and social standings.
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Well, let's see Their names were direct on the reflection on their character traits and also their social standings

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